Troubleshooting - ION PRO80 AUTOMATIC Quick Start Manual

Rear Panel
1. RCA Output: The audio from a
playing vinyl record is sent to this
line-level coaxial audio output. This
must not be connected to phono
level devices.
Warning: The RCA outputs are line-level. Please only connect these to line-level inputs.
You may damage your receiver if you plug in a line-level device into a phono-level input.
2. Power Input: Use the included power adapter to connect to wall power.
3. Power Button: Press this button to turn Pro80 Automatic on or off.
Operation
1. Connect the included power adapter to Pro80
Automatic and use the power switch to power on
Pro80 Automatic.
2. Remove the needle cover from the cartridge.
3. Place the slipmat on the platter and place a record
on the slipmat. If using 45 RPM records, put the 45
RPM adapter on the center spindle before placing
the record on the platter.
4. Use the 33/45 RPM Selector to set the platter rotation speed (33/45) to match the type of
record.
5. Set the 7"/12" Switch to match the record size that you have on the platter.
6. Press the Start button to have the unit automatically place the tonearm.
7. When the record reaches the end or if Stop is pressed during playback, the tonearm will
automatically lift and return to the resting position.

Troubleshooting

If you experience any difficulties, please refer to the troubleshooting steps below.
I'm not hearing any audio when playing music:
• Make sure that Pro80 Automatic is powered on and that the needle is on the record.
• Connect Pro80 Automatic's RCA Outputs to a stereo system or powered speakers. (Do
not connect them to phono-level inputs; Pro80 Automatic's RCA outputs are line-level and
could damage a device with phono-level inputs.)
My record is not playing at the correct speed; its pitch is too high or too low:
• Make sure the 33/45 RPM Selector is set to the correct speed for your record.
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Important: Remove the plastic
cartridge cover (needle cover)
before operating the turntable.
Important: Place the included
slipmat on the platter; then place
your record on the slipmat to
carefully hold your records.
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